
STACK ENABLE · WAREHOUSE MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE
Warehouse Management Software.In Real Time. In 3D.
Stack Enable is the warehouse management system for carriers running multi-shipper operations across 10 to 150 trucks. Complete visibility into inventory, space, and order flow. Integrated directly with Fleet Enable TMS so warehouse and trucks work as one synchronized operation.
Differentiators
Warehouse management software that actually talks to your TMS.
We solve real last-mile challenges with purpose-built technology, seamless integrations, and intelligence that adapts to your operation.




Platform
Everything your trucking operation needs.

One trucking TMS software. Every mode you run.
What Our Clients Say
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a warehouse management system?
A warehouse management system (WMS) is software that tracks inventory, manages space, and coordinates order flow inside a warehouse facility. Stack Enable is built for carriers running multi-shipper warehouses where inventory and dispatch must stay in sync. Bi-directional TMS integration means warehouse and trucks operate from one source of truth.
What does WMS stand for?
WMS stands for Warehouse Management System. It is the software platform a logistics operator uses to manage everything happening inside a warehouse: inventory levels, bin locations, picking and packing, receiving, shipping, and order accuracy. Stack Enable is Fleet Enable's WMS, integrated natively with the TMS.
What is the difference between a TMS and a WMS?
A TMS manages transportation: routing, dispatch, driver communication, billing. A WMS manages the warehouse: inventory, storage, picking, packing. They work together. Fleet Enable's Stack Enable WMS is integrated natively with Fleet Enable TMS, so warehouse and trucks share one data layer without manual handoffs.
Do carriers need both a TMS and a WMS?
Carriers running warehouse operations as part of their service mix benefit from both. Without a WMS, warehouse activity becomes a black box for dispatch. With both integrated, orders flow predictably and capacity decisions are made with full visibility. Fleet Enable plus Stack Enable removes the gap by design.
How does warehouse management software improve carrier operations?
Good warehouse management software eliminates the data lag between warehouse processing and truck dispatch. Inventory accuracy goes up. Pick errors go down. Order release timing aligns with route capacity. Stack Enable adds 3D visibility, mobile scanning, and yard management to those baseline gains.










